"The Large Rabbit" is an etching and drypoint by Félix Bracquemond that demonstrates the French artist's mastery of printmaking techniques during the 19th century. The work showcases Bracquemond's characteristic attention to naturalistic detail and his skillful use of line to create volume and texture in the rendered subject. As a prominent member of the Société des Trois and influential figure in the printmaking revival of his era, Bracquemond's animal studies such as this one reveal his commitment to observational drawing translated through the medium of intaglio printing.